Training day!!

Actually, in our temple here every year we have training course for all foreign and locals monks to understand more about the way how to apply the teaching of Buddha in the right way and also it's the right time to learn from one and other since in this temple we have many monks who from different countries, especially South East Asian countries. On the training day, we had many activities, but I was really interested in one game called drawing competition. It was funny because every group have to draw the picture and explain the morality of the story in the picture. The last session, we had some representative from different countries to present about the culture of their countries. It was really good since every body share the opinion and learn the different cutlures.
We learn a lot!!

About us

Welcome to Cambodian Students Association(CSA) of Chiang Mai, Thailand!
Thank you for visiting our website. We represent and support Cambodian monks who are studying in Chiang Mai at MCU university. The members of CSA are committed to offering Cambodian students community in order to help them feel connected and sense of preservation of their heritage while studying abroad.

Currently, we have over 45 members from provinces around Cambodia. Our mission is to help support and represent Cambodian monks who are studying in Chiang Mai with tuition costs, proper representation in school matters with Univesities and its students, assistance in maintaining and fair eqaul rights for Cambodian community abroads and any other needs that may arise. To learn more about our goals, please visit our vision page!

Our Vision

The Cambodian Students Association (CSA) of Chiang Mai is dedicated to helping and supporting Cambodian Monks who are studying in Chiang Mai, Thailand. We strive to protect and support members of our community in every possible way to make their experiences here safe and rewarding.
Our 5 main goals for the CSA are:


1.To increase cooperation between the University and it's foreign monks while learning more about Thai culture and building cultural sensitivity.

2.To help the Cambodian monks who come to study at MCU Buddhist University find suitable temples for them to reside in and aid with Visa forms, extensions and other logistical issues.

3.To help strengthen and spread The Dhamma and Buddhist morality across cultures by exchanging our Cambodian heritage and knowledge and learning from other Buddhist countries through their monks and teachings.

4.To help advance society through the teachings of Buddhism on morality and a right livelihood.

5.To create solidarity, promote friendship and unity among the Cambodian community in Chiang Mai, Thailand.